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Connor Bedard faces major demotion at IIHF World Championships


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Hunter Bowman
May 23, 2024  (11:19 PM)
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2023-24 Team Canada during IIHF World Championship
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As Team Canada and Slovakia faced off in the IIHG World Championship Quarterfinals today, Connor Bedard was demoted from his position.

Connor Bedard known for being one of the best hockey players just at 18-years old as he showcased his talents with the Chicago Blackhawks this season. However, during this years IIHF World Championship Bedard has been struggling, which lead to him be demoted to the teams 13th forward.
Connor Bedard is listed as Canada's 13th forward for today's QF vs Slovakia. He played 8:08 in Canada's last Preliminary Round game vs Czechia.

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Lines for Canada vs. Slovakia. Connor Bedard is CAN's 13th forward.

Rumours have been starting to circulate that this demotion may be due to a possible injury.
According to some sources, #ConnorBedard might be hurt... UNCONFIRMED Let's hope not!

Regardless if this injury related or not, Bedard's performance will be watched closely by the entire hockey world.
Source: Puckreporter
Connor Bedard punished at World Championships by Team Canada
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